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@amaada a lot of people say it’s for assisting/seeing grand children. We were waiting and waiting during Covid and this worked. I joined a fb group that helped me a lot. I can’t find the exact fb group cuz I can’t remember but try something like this one https://www.facebook.com/share/gbi3TxjtexKoAD3B/?mibextid=K35XfP

Divorce process is just getting started. Papers have not been served or anything yet. I’m not sure how long it will take, but he needs to apply to remove the conditions very soon because September 1 is the expiration for his green card.

Not sure if this is the right forum for this question. Asking for my friend, he is within the 90 day window to apply to get the conditions removed from his green card. He came here on a spouse visa and got a conditional green card. They are in the process of getting a divorce, but the divorce papers won’t be finalized by the time he needs to submit his papers to uscis. Does he have to apply jointly with his wife? Or can he still file separately even though he doesn’t have divorce proof yet?

Thank you. If necessary I will do this. Just worried that she won’t be able to get the clearance because she has no documentation about it anymore.

@Lemonslice thank you- if that is the case then it is what it is, but more than anything, concerned because she has no documentation about it anymore since it was so long ago. Don’t even know how she can get the police clearance. Hoping someone can tell me their experience.

Help! We finally got everything together, DQ'd, expedited, etc. It's been a long process - since 2019 with the Covid delays. Now my mother in law will have her interview in a few weeks. We were looking at the check list that we got once approved for an interview to find that she needs a Police Clearance from Lebanon because she worked there 27 years ago. I am so flustered with myself that I didn't know about this clearance until now. It was in a check list we got very recently. She has no documentation, employer there, etc. anymore or a passport from back then- it was 27 years ago. Has anyone had experience with this? What can we do? And is there a way to move this process faster? The consulate for Lebanon in the Philippines said that WITH all the documentation (that she doesn't have), it will take 5-6 months which means her medical will expire. Thank you in advance.

@teachermarites I know this was from years ago but did you ever get it figured out? My mother in law is having the same problem.